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Humic substances from various coal sources alter 15N-Labeled urea nitrogen distribution in soil

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By Lingying Xu, Shengjun Bai, Xiuyun Liu, Rongkui Ren
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Humic substances (HSs) are used as urea supplements to enhance fertilizer efficiency, but their origin significantly influences the distribution of urea-derived nitrogen (N) in soils due to their distinct characteristics. This study compared the properties of HSs derived from different coal sources: fulvic acid from weathered coal (FA1) and lignite coal (FA2), and humic acid from weathered coal (HA1) and lignite coal (HA2).
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Comparative Evaluation Methods of Comprehensive Soil Fertility in Jiangsu’s Coastal Saline-Alkali Land

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By Shihang Wang, Lingying Xu, Qiankun Guo, Zhiwang Wang
| MDPI
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Organic Fertilization Leads to N Limitation Rather than P Limitation in Both Vegetable Soils

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By Qingshan Li, Mengqian Xu, Lingying Xu, Xingwang Wu
| MDPI
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